1. Respecting Material Goods The Catholic Faith Handbook for Youth, Third Edition Document #: TX003161 Chapter 30

2. Copyright: manhattan8888 / www.shutterstock.com The Earth’s Goods Are for All Material goods and the Seventh and Tenth Commandments God created enough resources to go around. God intended that the world’s resources benefit all creation. We should not claim so much that others have little access to the goods they need to survive.

3. Copyright: 3445128471 / www.shutterstock.com / The Importance of Sharing 640 million children worldwide have no adequate shelter (1 in 3). 270 million have no access to health services (1 in 7). 400 million have no access to safe water (1 in 5).

4. Love of neighbor requires that the goods of the earth be available to everyone. Copyright: Pavelk / www.shutterstock.com

5. Copyright: Gordon Bell / www.shutterstock.com The people in the richest countries of the world have the means to share resources more effectively.

6. Charity: almsgiving to help ease poverty A Twofold Response Copyright: niderlander / www.shutterstock.com Social action: efforts to change public policies that contribute to poverty

7. How many things that you buy do you really need for basic survival? What Have I Bought? Copyright: Alon Brik / www.shutterstock.com How much influence did advertising or media images have on your purchasing decisions? Would you consider buying less and donating more?

8. Copyright: Yuri Arcurs / www.shutterstock.com Creation can thrive if we get our priorities in order. A Moral Duty for the Care of Creation God entrusted human beings to manage the resources of the universe. Our moral duty extends beyond today and tomorrow.